Aomi Osada

Aomi Osada

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Credited on 2 works in 2022. Main genres: Fashion film, 2D animation, Art work.

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Kaho Nakamura x LOEWE "AINOU" - 映像作家: yukayamaguchi
CMFashion filmInstallationMusic videoWebWeb CMWeb movie

Kaho Nakamura x LOEWE "AINOU"

2022
00:06:03
To commemorate International Women’s Day on March 8, musician Kaho Nakamura and the luxury brand LOEWE, based in Madrid, Spain, have come together for a special collaboration. The craftsmanship of Nakamura, who meticulously weaves melody and lyrics to create a one-of-a-kind sonic world, resonated here with LOEWE’s craftsmanship, which delicately handcrafts bags and apparel. This film captures, for the first time for the brand, a live performance held at the Ginza flagship store, Casa Loewe Tokyo. Director Yuka Yamaguchi filmed Nakamura’s passionate solo piano performance of “AINOU,” a song imbued with hopes for the future, in a single continuous take.
Atrophied - 映像作家: takachrome
2D animationArt workExperimental filmFashion filmOriginalShort film

Atrophied

2022
Only Image
The video is titled “Atrophied.” Yet in contrast to that name, the blind figures in the video become animated and begin to move dynamically after encountering others and experiencing something akin to opening their eyes. So what, then, is the concept of “Atrophied” that the artist presents? It may be understood as a movement of the heart born through encounters with others. A person does not shrink when alone. When meeting someone new, the heart trembles, and in doing so, it can also atrophy. At times, one may even feel that it would have been better not to have met at all. Yet it is precisely when we overcome that and connect heart to heart with another person that catharsis is born. This video work is an experimental piece that records the performer’s physicality by entrusting its narrative to the body, as a re-experience of the artist’s own meditation practice and the act of relentlessly sharpening the senses and observing.

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